Book Review and Musical Tea At New Era Club
Mrs Porter Auer librarian of Corry Public Library reviewed the new book Sinkiang Gateway to Asia by Martin R Norris, linking its theme to current events. Miss Lindsley sang two solos and Miss Mary Graham played violin as program highlights. The Missionary Society hosted the event at the Presbyterian Church with 33 attendees, tea arranged by local ladies, and Mr. Rickers and others handling setup and pours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Auer
Th Lindsley
Rosa
Rogers
Mary Graham
Bela Bela
Ketelbey
Missionary Society of the Church
New Era Club
Church Society
J. W. Rickers
G. L. Boyd
O. A. Sandbure
A.B. Morrison
BP. McCray
Columbus Halloween Party To Be Held At C C F Hall
Columbus school announces four big Halloween party at C C F Hall Monday evening at o'clock. The event is a community affair with costumes games and entertainment for all ages. Panamans Carl Reppert will lead the entertainment program with prizes and seasonal refreshments. Posters prepared by Columbus schools advertise the event and are displayed in stores and town public places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Olf
Rey
Carl Reppert
Panama
Miss Janet Engle Entertains Thursday Afternoon
Miss Janet Engle hosted a mesaueradie party at her East Main Street home yesterday afternoon. Attendees included Patty and Linda Lloyd, Caroline and Gloria Lloyd, Nancy Farle, Judy Bock, Sandy Blakeslee, and their mothers. Mrs. Donald Engle and her mother, Mrs. Charles Nichols, served pumpkin pie, whipped cream, doughnuts, milk, and coffee, with candy baskets given as favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Engle
Donald Engle
East Main Street
Patty
Linda Lloyd
Caroline
Gloria Lloyd
Nancy Farle
Judy Bock
Sandy Blakeslee
Charles Nichols
Local residents on travels and visits across states
The article lists numerous residents and relatives visiting or traveling. Pro S$ and Bill Betts spent leave with family on East Main Street after traveling from Kansas City by train. Jennie Chase heads to Washington for the winter with daughter and family. Several others, including J A Larson, Henry Lofgren, Jess Gorman, and F E Whittlesey, were guests or travelers between Meadville Erie Pittsburgh and other cities. Trips include visits to Pittsburg, South Bend, New York, and Union City, with attendees in Corry, Jamestown, and Titusville sharing family and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Betts
East Main Street
Betts
Kansas City
Vallejo
California
Jennie Chase
West Park
Washington, D. C
C. P. Kerley
J. A. Larson
Henry A. Lofgren
Jamestown
Jess B. Gorman
Rochester
R. E. Larson
North Center Street
W. M. Sandburg
Wright Street
F. E. Whittlesey
West Church Street
Pittsburgh
Erie
Corry
Nina Livingston
Union City
Rose ‘Thompson
Ralph Boyle
St. Petersburg
Min
Guy Boyle
Titusville
D. Grady
James
Detroit
Mich
Gerry
Fred York
Molt Street
Walter Blair
Harold Brown
Bradford
Robert Watrous
Columbus
Ragnar Carlson
Gregor
Frances Malone
Ashtatula
V. Willard
West —Church
Fred Edwards
Pleasant Street
Virginia Armitage
South Center Street
Arthur Dahlstrand
Andrea
Providence
R. I
Lawrence Davison
Jon
Tri-Hi Y Initiation Impresses At Senior High Last Night
The Tri-Hi-Y candle light initiation at Senior High drew 25 new members, titled junior class members admitted as Little Sisters. Miss Joyce Clifford presided with officers Beverly Barker Rose Marie Ciabbaty Mary Shamburg Mary Jean Sullivan Eunice Thesbold. Senior members wore gowns with white candles as decorations combined red white and blue. songs followed by Mary Jean Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Uittle Sisters
Joyce Clifford
Beverly Barker
Rose Marie Ciabbaty
Mary Shamburg
Mary Jean Sullivan
Eunice Thesbold
Washington School RTA Met Thursday at the school
The Washington School RTA met last evening at the school with a group siting led by Mrs Harold Rauscher and devotions by Mrs Wave Perkins. Mrs Rober Proctor was elected secretary, replacing Mrs Charles Rich who resigned. A program by Mr Philip Zalaneck featured Miss Sandra Rich recitations and piano numbers by Miss Marie Hanlin. Mrs Mildred Denton reported on the State Convention in Philadelphia. A refreshment committee served cider and doughnuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Denton
Philadelphia
Charles McMillan
Ethel Jones
Marjorie Nichols
Dean Bashline
Victor Spets
Hoke
Dinner Party At Wallace Home
Miss Martha Wallace hosted a dinner party at her Wallace residence on West Pleasant Street last evening for five young ladies. The attendees were Misses Florence Beckwith Grace Hoylen Ruth Lindsley Janet Vanderhorn and Miss Wallace. The evening concluded with visiting and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Home
Martha Wallace
West Pleasant Street
Florence Beckwith
Grace Hoylen
Ruth Lindsley
Janet Vanderhorn
Miss Wallace
Scout Leaders Plan Winter Program for Troop 70
A Troop 70 committee and scoutmaster meeting at Royal Messenger's home outlined fall and winter program plans. Attendees included Royal Messenger Tracy Whitehead Carl Nelson Charles Monroe Alan Dumici John Street and Jot D. Shorrow. Mrs Messenger Miss Florence Huntley hosted lunch. Huntley from Union City visits East Irving street. Mr and Mrs L P Baker and W Latos visited Erie yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Messenger
Tracy Whitehead
Carl Nelson
Charles Monroe
Alan Dumici
John Street
Jot D. Shorrow
Messenger
Florence Huntley
Union City
Inez Johnson
East Irving Street
Drum And Bugle Corps Honored At VFW Dinner
The V F W Drum and Bugle Corps were entertained as dinner guests by the Post last night at Hotel Corry. Covers were laid for thirty four, including John Lutz, a former member on leave from the service. A chicken dinner was served to thank the group for their fine response to practice sessions and many public appearances when called upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drum and Bugle Corps
V. F. W. Drum and Bugle Corps
Hotel Corry
John Lutz
Spon
Sperry Home Hosts Halloween Party for Friends
Earl Sperry Jr on Liberty Street entertained about 90 friends at a Hallowe en gathering last night. The event featured games contests and music with sandwiches cider and pumpkin pie served later to the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperry
Earl Sperry, Jr
Liberty Street
President of Lorry School Board speaks to Kiwanians
The president of the Lorry School Board addressed Kiwanians during a regular meeting at Rita Restaurant. Chris Christensen introduced him and he outlined postwar plans and needs for the local school system. Twenty-two attendees heard the talk while a roast beef menu was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvuva
Lorry
Wood
Chris Christensen
Connors announce birth of daughter Margaret Brigid
Mrs. Tobin Connors and Enstien Connors of Washington DC announce the birth of a daughter named Margaret Brigid, born Friday October 20. The infant weighs eight pounds two ounces and joins the family as Corry friends extend warm wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Brigid
Enstien
Tobin Connors
Washington,D.c
Connors
Corty Schools
Ajax
Rebekahs Enjoyed Hallowe'en Party at East Bond Street
The Rebekah Lodge hosted a costume Hallowe en party at the Hauenstein home on East Bond Street. Thirty in costume attended with Mrs. Peter Russell and Miss Roberta McElroy winning prizes. The house featured streamers and pumpkins. A tureen dinner was served and Mrs. Hauenstein was helped by her daughters Dorothy Hauenstein and Mrs. Raymond Bachomner. In the evening cider and doughnuts were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekahs
Rebekah Lodge
Hauenstein
East Bond Street
Peter Russell
Roberta McElroy
Sciota Aid Plans Halloween Party at Members Home
The Sciota Aid met yesterday at Mrs. Mary Lines Clymer home with eighteen members and guests sewing carpet strips. A Halloween party is planned for Monday night October 30 at Mrs. Homer Kolstee's Jackman Hill home with guests asked to bring Samidwichie and fried cake for their own families. Masking is optional and prizes will be awarded for costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sciota Aid
Hallowe'en
Mary Lines
Clymer
Homer Kolstee
Jackman Hill
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Onelta+ Williams
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Mery Lou Haight
Marilyn Haight
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Dorothy Hanlin
Jeanne Nichols
Lois Jackson
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Martha Reyda
Pat Hauenstein
Maxine Coulter
Mary Sherwood
Ertha Pullam
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